I thought we had to much frost to chisel here but went out on the road this morning and saw three tractors running. Came home and hooked up to the 4230 and spent the afternoon chiseling. Got finished about 4:30. Still have two short days of manure hauling to do. Maybe start in the morning if I do not go to the sale at Waukon IA. My youngest son raked over 150 acres of corn stalks today for a big steer operation. They need 2000 round bales and are running three balers. He left around 6 this morning and will not be done untill midnight. That all night stuff just does not go for me but my son does it fairly often. One morning the boss called him and asked "Aren't you coming to work today" and his reply was that I never went home I am at the other farm still running the chisel. A big tractor and chisel just went past the house so there are some fellows still going. The newer tractors with great seats and lights make long days much better than my old 4020's. I enjoy your posts and stories. Tom
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